Recti Totalis is a house of precision instruments for the completion of the hunt. Where others stop at the shot, we finish the work — from the smallest quarry to the largest beast. A complete taxonomy of extractors and obturators: each tool named for its animal, each animal honoured by its tool.
We inherit the lineage of the hunter-physician-priest: those who work skilfully with the body after its stillness, without sentiment and without euphemism. The meat is sacred. Cleanliness is respect. The instrument must be worthy of the quarry.
We are building an instrument-maker's house, not a sporting-goods brand. Forged stainless. Oiled walnut. Polished bone. A single cork-pop. Silence after.
The Extractor Recti III isolates and extracts the anal alimentary canal in a single controlled motion — insertion, a half-turn, withdrawal. Clean. Uncontaminated. Complete.
Unlike the generic plastic tools that preceded it, every unit is sized to its animal. The principle is anatomical correctness, not convenience.
Every existing field-dressing tool is built for whitetail deer. Small-game hunters improvise with knives. Large-game butchers scale up veterinary hardware. The instrument must match the animal.
More wild meat is wasted to faulty dressing than to any other cause. A correctly extracted canal is the single highest-leverage moment in the field. The work deserves the right tool.
Hunters are served a sporting-goods aesthetic — plastic, neon, acronyms. The craft is older and graver than that. Recti Totalis restores the register it deserves.
Each unit is made to patina, to be resharpened, to outlast its first owner. Heirloom manufacture. European finishing. No disposable plastic.
We are minting the first production run in autumn MMXXVI. One hundred and twenty units across the seven species — no more. The founding register funds the first cutting dies, the first walnut billet, the first run of brass collars.
Three tiers. Three offices. Choose yours.
One letter per month from the workshop. The progress of the dies. The first stainless. The opening of the founder's register. Nothing else.